A song in Fiddler On The Roof emphasizes the role of tradition in the lives of the people portrayed there. In fact, there is some proof that traditions lasting some 6000 years existed during the lives of the indigenous peoples who inhabited the Northeastern Atlantic coastline from Maine to Labrador (7000 B.C. to 1000 B.C.). This can be seen in

There is no sign or symbol of our nation which is as deeply embedded in our national consciousness as our flag. It is so intimately connected to all of us that it stands for the breadth of the American experience no matter a person’s politics, race or gender. It is used by conservatives and liberals alike no matter where they